New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

In state honda Ioni.iona consol "a were active and
IN s.5 aGi 1,cnresscc scileincnt % we're ofr p at
7,i- and North Carolina special taxes were sicndy hi
1872 Ofriiy bank stocks lcpuDic sou -'' III Nv 'u
Tb" inalh.t i,r railway bonds dull, but generally
sympathetic with ITO share market Erie second Gs
vc, sold down In small lots to 0-s and closed o-fe
g~ly Missouri Kansas and Texas general os were on =
al 40. chesapeake and OHIO. scrcs H. were OF yer
ccpt at =; The 8 sold ~ - ana currency Is were
steady 40 9Sli Canada Southern first IS were up y
ni loo ana seconds . higher al ~ l. Baltimore and
,o were pressed for sale ami declined - per ,ont
10 10. Ncw-Gora EleSa,cd Inst we're up Il az IL
Ncw-Yo.k. Chicago aua II Louis irsts assented were
steady al about o''2 '"ihmp"-' loehlhS NacS any
ToleocDn,o - were specially weak or runoIs Oh hihcla
aud the general 81 sold down u - Last tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia gold D. were OF = nj 9s2 chicago
Bay. Nuoui ana - Paul Incomes declined rom - 10
iOi Wabash nIsts, Chicago division. declined q To
OK J., nj 81 h. Itulcr and Lilo CIaudc Il were down =
M IN aud fr,;s Western were on l. NJ 70. Union
Paclnc mss worc firm at 10. oregon Short Line is
declined D. 30 lOl - .eAts and IaciHc incomes declined
from 81 to 81 aG - anI nists 1910 Grande division were
on 10 n. Northern Pacific hr,ts were firm at III.
Oregon Railway and Navigation - rose l. To lOi. ST.
joseph amt Grand Island htsts ~c.c on n 10 LOO
colon iced Oh ccliicates sold $500, at % - T.
American Gable COO at 7Gata77 Bos,on Hartford and
diana Coal railway 400 3d. Florida hallway anu Nayi-
Cation C2J0 AZ 80 0l kanawha and ohio COO Mt -,
ncnix Mining TO 200 at - 372 - G22 ana secIr-
ity II. and ". 5000 at - 2J0fG 90
Money Was more active and doomed M 10 Per cent.
cent late Il 81. closing 3o per cent Tho suDIreas-
nry was debtor The Clearing House SGi,jGJ, aud re
Ic subj cs~ury lost on balance - 1850, made mp by
losses Of %jd.390 currency and r'a@'l coin Tho day
Operations covered: Receipts, Tl~i-2J- payments,
i 0G2 Ips currency balance 9lJ2I2ll2 coin balance
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The traring 'naso II tcncnt 10 day was as follows
| Ischau -. Sl2J 2sj.J2o; balances. sJ.l7l.7sJ
.Ihc United states treasury at Washington received
! so 100 NatOunl bank notes for redemption.
The custom receipts were SJ0G,iSi and the internal
revenue receipts R1j5,JbI
The foreign exchanges were duh aud weak nj
nominal quotations for business follows: Bankers
bills "A ~ aud 81 - for long and short sterling
srec cy; 5.-l7s AMI 30 fOT francs; JJlI ami 3J's
! iOr rcichmaiks; iOis and iO3 FOR euildcrs.
Ia LONDON British cO-Dls were iirin at unchanged
figures go ZIG for money ana ll0 per cent higher at
100 o q Tor account Money on the open market WAS
easy az 2eu2- per cent The Bank or England gained
s2O.0JO DHi!iOn on balance Bar silver was weak and
declined J-lGi. Ia 1jaid per ounce English standard
American railways foloAcI the home market but gen
e.aiy ruled higher than the equivalent OF concurrent
home pli,s Al Paris French per cents rst rose from
ii 30 81 - aud later declined I" SiA5 siyht exchange
on London easier OF 2J39 francs 10 the x.